Sunlight Simulation Laboratory

Main Purpose:

Solar radiation testing is an artificial simulated environmental test. The sunlight simulation system, which simulates solar conditions, replicates the effects on test items when they are exposed to solar radiation during ground use or storage in the lower atmosphere, either with or without shelter. Based on design, the system is generally divided into two types: one fixed at the top of the test section, known as the top-mounted type, and the other installed using a set of curved support systems, referred to as the dome type. Each light source has an independent power supply and control system, and each individual light source is equipped with mesh baffles and shading baffles, which can be used to simulate low irradiation intensity conditions under cloudy skies and no irradiation environments when passing through tunnels.

Technical Parameters::

Can simulate solar conditions anywhere in the world.

Maximum solar radiation intensity: up to 1200 W/m²

Temperature range: RT (room temperature) +10°C to 63°C, test blackboard temperature: 65°C ± 3°C

Humidity range: 40% RH to 95% RH

Wavelength range: 290 nm to 800 nm

Irradiation intensity: 1200 W/m²